Francisco Gabilondo Soler: fabulist and poet

Within the framework of the exhibition "And who is that gentleman? Cri-Cri. Francisco Gabilondo Soler. Life and work", at the Museo del Noreste, the value of the lyrical work of this composer who marked generations is reviewed. Credit: Illustration: IA Grupo REFORMA

The Museo del Noreste opens the exhibition "And Who Is That Man? Cri-Cri. Francisco Gabilondo Soler. Life and Work." Credit: José Aguilar

The exhibition consists of family photographs and portraits from the artist's childhood and adolescence in Orizaba, his hometown. Credit: José Aguilar

It also exhibits drawings of the friendly insect made by him.

It also displays drawings of the friendly insect he made. Credit: José Aguilar

The exhibition is supported by Fomento Cultural Gabsol, a fund that preserves the singer-songwriter's heritage. Credit: José Aguilar

Visitors will be able to listen to unforgettable songs like

Visitors can listen to unforgettable songs like "El comal y la olla," "El chorrito," "Marcha de las canicas," "Teté," and "Vals del trompo" (Waltz of the Trompo) through headphones. Credit: José Aguilar

The exhibition highlights his creations, such as The Cowboy Mouse.

The exhibition features his creations, such as El Ratón Vaquero. Credit: José Aguilar

Curated by Claudia Ávila, the museum's exhibition coordinator, the project encompasses the many facets of 'The Singing Cricket'.

The curatorship of Claudia Ávila, the museum's exhibition coordinator, encompasses the many facets of "The Singing Cricket." Credit: José Aguilar

Installation with hanging shoes that is part of the exhibition.

Installation of hanging shoes, part of the exhibition. Credit: José Aguilar

The exhibition is available on the second floor of the MUNE. Credit: José Aguilar

The expo will be open until January 2026.

The exhibition will be open until January 2026. Credit: José Aguilar

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